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HEBRAICA AND JUDAICA
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HEBRAICA AND JUDAICA
366 BALMES, Abr. de. Miqne Abraham, Grammatica hebraea una cum
latino nuper édita. With Hebrew and Latin text on opposite pages.
Venet., Dan. Bomberg, 1523. 314 unnumb. Ivs. 4to. Boards. f 170.—
First edition. Fürst, B i b 1. Jud., I, p. 82: “Mit einer lat. Uebersetzung,
veranlasst durch Dan. Bombergo u. von ihm auch bevorwortet.” Steinschneider
no. 164. B. M. Cat. H e b r. B k s. p 23. Graesse I, 283. C h e f s-d’O e u v r e
Hébraïques de la Bibliothèque Royale de Copenhaque (par
David Jass ine) p. 15: “Grammaire hébraïque, complétée d’un traité sur les
accents par Kalonymos b. David Kalonymus avec traduction latine (par Kalonymos b.
David?)”. —■ Very scarce! Very good copy of an interesting grammar.
366a ISAAC, Joa. Perfectissima Hebraea grammatica, commodo admodum
ordine in très libros distincta. Quorum primus simpliciora tantum
docet; Secundus perfectiora & grauiora paulo; Tertius difficillima
quaeque absolutissime & accuratissime tradit. Colon., J. Soter, 1557.
4 Ivs., 162 pp. 4to. Sd. f 85.—
This is very probably the first edition of the Grammar by Joa. Isaac, the father
of the famous Steph. Isaac, Prof, in the Hebrew language at Cologne. J.
Isaac was baptized in 1546 and in the year 1547 appointed to become Prof, in the
Hebrew language at Louvain. He worked for Plantin also. — A very good copy
of this extremely rare work which is-not mentioned by Fürst.
367 LEUSDEN, Joh. Philologus Hebraeus, in quo pleraeque quaestiones
Generales Philologico-Hebraicae, concernentes textum Hebraeum
Veteris Test, pertractantur. Adj. est catalogus Hebraicus & Latinus
sexcentorum & tpedecim praeceptorum, in quae totus Pentateuchus ex
sententia Judaeorum divisus est. Utrecht, Meinard à Dreunen, 1657.
With portr. of the author, Cor. lanson van Ceulen pinx., Th. Matham
sc. 11 Ivs., 447 pp., 4 Ivs. — Bound with: IDEM. Philologus Heberaeo-
Mixtus, una cum spicilegio philologico, cont. decern quaestionum &
positionum praecipue Philologico-Hebraicarum & ludaicarum cen-
turias. Ib., Henr. Versteegh, 1663. With woodcuts in the text. 4 Ivs.,
461 pp.j 5 Ivs. — Bound with: IDEM. Philologus Hebraeo-Graecus
generalis, cont. quaestiones Hebraeo-Graecas, quae circa Nov. Test.
Graecum fere moveri soient. Ib., Anth. Smytegelt, 1670. (In fine:)
Ultraj. tÿpis Wilh. Clerck, 1670. 8 Ivs., 220 pp., 6 Ivs. 4to. Old vellum,
brown coloured (somewhat worn). f 46.—
Not in Fürst. Nieuw Ned. Biogr. Woordenb. IX, 602. Some traces
of use, otherwise a good copy.
368 PALESTINE. — ADRICHOM, Christ, (v. Delft.) Theatrum terrae
sanctae et biblicarum historiarum, cum tabulis geographicis aere ex-
pressis. Colon. Agr., J. H. Kramer, 1682. With engr. title, and 12 large
folding maps. 4 Ivs., 286 pp., 13 Ivs. Fol. Hf; calf. f 85.—
Tobi er p. 209/10. Graesse I, 21. Latest edition. Cont. i.a. the large plan of
Jerusalem : “sicut tempore Christi floruit” with the representation of the passion of
Christ: and further: Vita Jesu Christi. — Browned, otherwise a good copy.
369 —. RELANDUS, Hadr. Antiquitates sacrae veterum Hebraeorum.
Utrecht, G. Broedelet, 1708. With engr. frontisp. and vign. Hebrew,
Greek and Latin types. 3 Ivs., 261 pp., index. Old vellum (binding
loose). f 20.—
First edition! Fürst III, p. 150. Brunet and Tobler mention later
editions. This work is important for the knowledge of Palestine. — Slightly water-
stained in the margins, otherwise a good copy, with bookplate of Count of Nostitz.
370 —. — Palaestina ex monumentis veteribus illustrata. 2 vols. Utrecht,
G. Broedelet, 1714. With frontisp.,- large portr. of the author, Colasius
pinx., v. Gunst sc., 13 folding plates and maps, J. Goeree, Broen and
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. — Cat. 197
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HEBRAICA AND JUDAICA
366 BALMES, Abr. de. Miqne Abraham, Grammatica hebraea una cum
latino nuper édita. With Hebrew and Latin text on opposite pages.
Venet., Dan. Bomberg, 1523. 314 unnumb. Ivs. 4to. Boards. f 170.—
First edition. Fürst, B i b 1. Jud., I, p. 82: “Mit einer lat. Uebersetzung,
veranlasst durch Dan. Bombergo u. von ihm auch bevorwortet.” Steinschneider
no. 164. B. M. Cat. H e b r. B k s. p 23. Graesse I, 283. C h e f s-d’O e u v r e
Hébraïques de la Bibliothèque Royale de Copenhaque (par
David Jass ine) p. 15: “Grammaire hébraïque, complétée d’un traité sur les
accents par Kalonymos b. David Kalonymus avec traduction latine (par Kalonymos b.
David?)”. —■ Very scarce! Very good copy of an interesting grammar.
366a ISAAC, Joa. Perfectissima Hebraea grammatica, commodo admodum
ordine in très libros distincta. Quorum primus simpliciora tantum
docet; Secundus perfectiora & grauiora paulo; Tertius difficillima
quaeque absolutissime & accuratissime tradit. Colon., J. Soter, 1557.
4 Ivs., 162 pp. 4to. Sd. f 85.—
This is very probably the first edition of the Grammar by Joa. Isaac, the father
of the famous Steph. Isaac, Prof, in the Hebrew language at Cologne. J.
Isaac was baptized in 1546 and in the year 1547 appointed to become Prof, in the
Hebrew language at Louvain. He worked for Plantin also. — A very good copy
of this extremely rare work which is-not mentioned by Fürst.
367 LEUSDEN, Joh. Philologus Hebraeus, in quo pleraeque quaestiones
Generales Philologico-Hebraicae, concernentes textum Hebraeum
Veteris Test, pertractantur. Adj. est catalogus Hebraicus & Latinus
sexcentorum & tpedecim praeceptorum, in quae totus Pentateuchus ex
sententia Judaeorum divisus est. Utrecht, Meinard à Dreunen, 1657.
With portr. of the author, Cor. lanson van Ceulen pinx., Th. Matham
sc. 11 Ivs., 447 pp., 4 Ivs. — Bound with: IDEM. Philologus Heberaeo-
Mixtus, una cum spicilegio philologico, cont. decern quaestionum &
positionum praecipue Philologico-Hebraicarum & ludaicarum cen-
turias. Ib., Henr. Versteegh, 1663. With woodcuts in the text. 4 Ivs.,
461 pp.j 5 Ivs. — Bound with: IDEM. Philologus Hebraeo-Graecus
generalis, cont. quaestiones Hebraeo-Graecas, quae circa Nov. Test.
Graecum fere moveri soient. Ib., Anth. Smytegelt, 1670. (In fine:)
Ultraj. tÿpis Wilh. Clerck, 1670. 8 Ivs., 220 pp., 6 Ivs. 4to. Old vellum,
brown coloured (somewhat worn). f 46.—
Not in Fürst. Nieuw Ned. Biogr. Woordenb. IX, 602. Some traces
of use, otherwise a good copy.
368 PALESTINE. — ADRICHOM, Christ, (v. Delft.) Theatrum terrae
sanctae et biblicarum historiarum, cum tabulis geographicis aere ex-
pressis. Colon. Agr., J. H. Kramer, 1682. With engr. title, and 12 large
folding maps. 4 Ivs., 286 pp., 13 Ivs. Fol. Hf; calf. f 85.—
Tobi er p. 209/10. Graesse I, 21. Latest edition. Cont. i.a. the large plan of
Jerusalem : “sicut tempore Christi floruit” with the representation of the passion of
Christ: and further: Vita Jesu Christi. — Browned, otherwise a good copy.
369 —. RELANDUS, Hadr. Antiquitates sacrae veterum Hebraeorum.
Utrecht, G. Broedelet, 1708. With engr. frontisp. and vign. Hebrew,
Greek and Latin types. 3 Ivs., 261 pp., index. Old vellum (binding
loose). f 20.—
First edition! Fürst III, p. 150. Brunet and Tobler mention later
editions. This work is important for the knowledge of Palestine. — Slightly water-
stained in the margins, otherwise a good copy, with bookplate of Count of Nostitz.
370 —. — Palaestina ex monumentis veteribus illustrata. 2 vols. Utrecht,
G. Broedelet, 1714. With frontisp.,- large portr. of the author, Colasius
pinx., v. Gunst sc., 13 folding plates and maps, J. Goeree, Broen and
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. — Cat. 197